Which type of neurons are found in the retina?

  • A
    Unipolar
  • B
    Pseudo-unipolar
  • C
    Multipolar
  • D
    Bipolar

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Match List $- I$ with List $- II$:
List $- I$List $- II$
$a$. Multipolar neuron$i$. Somatic neural system
$b$. Bipolar neuron$ii$. Cerebral cortex
$c$. Myelinated nerve fibre$iii$. Retina of eye
$d$. Unmyelinated nerve fibre$iv$. Spinal nerves

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Mark the following statements as true/false and choose the correct option from the codes given below:
$I.$ Neuroglial cells are the packing and supporting cells found in the brain and spinal cord.
$II.$ Oligodendrocytes are a category of glial cells that form myelin sheaths around the axon.
$III.$ Microglia provide mechanical support to the neurons.
$IV.$ Astrocytes communicate with one another through potassium channels.

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